Tag: Xi Jinping

The Wise Leadership of Erdoğan And Xi Has Stemmed The Tide of Liberals Exploiting China-Ummah Relations

On the ancient Silk Road, Chinese and Islamic traders exchanged goods, ideas and cultures in a manner that was mutually beneficial for both sides. Geography dictates that China and the great states of the Ummah (the Islamic world) are natural trading partners. From Indonesia to Pakistan and from the Persian […]

Erdoğan’s China Visit Offers Historic Opportunities For Turkey And China as Well as Asia And Europe as a Whole

As Turkish President Erdoğan embarks on a major visit to China, the importance of China-Turkey new silk road connectivity is more important than ever. Turkey’s Belt and Road (BRI) related initiatives can help to add new vitality into multiple economies and Turkey’s in particular by forging close ties with China […]

Managing Expectations Prior to The G20

This year’s G20 summit in Japan comes amid rising tensions in the Persian Gulf, a US-China trade war that is becoming more monolithic by the day, a Korean peace process that has been somewhat forgotten by the world’s chattering classes and an overall negative feeling that could be accidentally magnified […]

Tom McGregor Interviewed on The Current Tensions in The China-US Trade War

Eurasia Future’s Adam Garrie interviewed China expert, editor and commentator at CCTV.com and longtime Beijing resident Tom McGregor about the latest developments in the China-US trade war. AG: Just when China-US trade negotiations seemed to be heading for a win-win deal, Donald Trump surprised the world by announcing a new […]